smyth, lee
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Lee Smyth; Smyth, Lee
- Record count
- 14
- Sources
- court_cases,life_events,name_index_clip_tables,residents_master,v2_names
- Places seen
- Bloomfield; Bloomfield | North Antioch; Bloomfield/North Antioch; California; Dexter; North Antioch; North Antioch/Bloomfield
- First event date
- 1914-07-08
- Last event date
- undated
Timeline — 7 events
- 1914-07-08 Dexter. Came over the Fourth from Bloomfield to look over Dexter's situation in the ball game with the Velvets Quote: "Ben Baker and Lee Smyth came over the Fourth from Bloomfield to snout the situation for Dexter in the ball game with the Velvets."
- 1914-07-08 Dexter. Ben Baker and Lee Smyth came over the Fourth from Bloomfield to size up the situation for Dexter in the ball game with the Velvets; the Dexter club has no local fans more loyal rootists than these two worthies from the county seat Co-mentioned: Ben Baker. Quote: "came over the Fourth from Bl…
- 1916-05-26 Dexter. His farm 3 miles south of Dexter was purchased by Wm. H. Lake, of Redding, Iowa Co-mentioned: Wm. H. Lake. Quote: "Lee Smyth's farm 3 miles south of Dexter."
- 1917-04-05 California. Informed of Mrs. Rose's stroke; now on the way home from California Quote: "Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smyth were informed of the fact, and are now on their way home from California"
- 1926-04-02 Pyletown. Of Pyletown; will be a candidate for Probate Judge; says this is his last time to ask for the people's trust; Dexter and Liberty township have always given him support Quote: "Lee Smyth, of Pyletown, will be a candidate for Probate Judge"
- 1926-04-30 Dexter. Was in town Tuesday Quote: "Lee Smyth was in town Tuesday."
- (undated) Bloomfield/North Antioch. Lee Smyth crime co-docket with Ben Starr before Justice Crosser Co-mentioned: Ben Starr; James Floyd; Justice Crosser. Quote: "Lee Smyth; Ben Starr; Justice Crosser; James Floyd; North Antioch" Quote: "Lee Smyth; James Floyd; Justice Crosser; Ben Starr; North Antioch"
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.